What is this goose thinking?

[subhanalah]

The dreaded three headed gosling (Amelia, B.A. (or Mr. T) and Murdock)

midddle: look at that silly human with that silly contraption. Look how ridiculous she looks! Others in unison: huh, yeah! Right!?

 

[subhanalah]

someday...someday.

 

[subhanalah]

"you will call me, your highness."

"sometimes...I eat poop" I do believe that gosling is blushing in this picture lol

 

[cgmaster]

"sometimes...I eat poop"
I do believe that gosling is blushing in this picture lol

how old do you think this gosling is in the picture?

 

[scratch'n'peck]

how old do you think this gosling is in the picture?

I think that gosling is probably just around a week or two old. Feel free to correct me, goose folks, because it has been a couple years since I raised goslings.

 

[cgmaster]

ive had them for 2 weeks and five day since tat picture was taken and still no visible feathers.(i can feel the "quills" starting to develop on the wings.)

 

[scratch'n'peck]

ive had them for 2 weeks and five day since tat picture was taken and still no visible feathers.(i can feel the "quills" starting to develop on the wings.)

That sounds about right. Goslings take longer to develop feathering on the wings than chicks (who seem to grow them overnight within the first week or so, lol.)

 

[cgmaster]

thats good i was getting a bit worried, my great grampa hatched out some chickens and they r almost fully feathered

 

[Starfire669]

I know this isn't a goose. But when I showed the pic to my daughter, she made a comment that cracked me up.

Mom, does this chair make my butt look big?

 

[holm25]

Berrie guarding the hose reel. He guards it like it is a female!!!???

feathers like this dont just happen i have to condition and shampoo regularly and rinse